Dan Crenshaw

[Hijinx]

Really? The 219 Dems that voted for it were already the majority, they didn't need a single GOP vote.

Mea Culpa.

 

[stgislander]

I'm skeptical about red flag laws because it never seems the "back end" is ever addressed. At some point the person accused has to be evaluated and adjudicated. Preferably in a reasonable time frame and at no cost to the accused.

 

[Ken King]

I'm skeptical about red flag laws because it never seems the "back end" is ever addressed. At some point the person accused has to be evaluated and adjudicated. Preferably in a reasonable time frame and at no cost to the accused.

Yep, pre-crime punishments seem counter to innocent until proven guilty/mentally incompetent.

 

[Hijinx]

I'm skeptical about red flag laws because it never seems the "back end" is ever addressed. At some point the person accused has to be evaluated and adjudicated. Preferably in a reasonable time frame and at no cost to the accused.

And before they break the door down to get your guns and someone ends up shooting one of them.

 

[Merlin99]

I'm skeptical about red flag laws because it never seems the "back end" is ever addressed. At some point the person accused has to be evaluated and adjudicated. Preferably in a reasonable time frame and at no cost to the accused.

Also the person making the accusation has to be named so if it's found to be a form of abuse they can be appropriately punished.